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$NVDAon Investing in technology has been one of the most talked-about strategies for long-term growth, and Nvidia stands at the center of that conversation. Nvidia is a U.S. semiconductor company known for its powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) that power everything from gaming to artificial intelligence (AI). Its contribution to the AI boom has made its stock one of the most valuable in the world.
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Many investors wonder whether Nvidia is connected to the world of cryptocurrency. Historically, Nvidia’s GPUs were widely used by miners to process blockchain calculations, especially for coins like Ethereum when mining was done with GPUs. However, Nvidia itself does not have its own official cryptocurrency, and the company’s current focus is far more on AI and data-center computing than digital coins.
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That said, the overlap between AI demand and crypto computing has influenced the industry. For example, Nvidia made a $2 billion investment in CoreWeave, a former crypto-mining firm that has shifted to AI cloud services — showing how infrastructure and digital assets worlds can converge

Looking good – Nvidia’s earnings easily beat expectations for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026 (the three months ending January 25, 2026), reporting $68.13 billion in revenue on Wednesday versus the estimate of $65.91 billion. The company also provided strong guidance for Q1 2026, with a revenue forecast of $76.44 billion to $79.56 billion. The Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes rallied in anticipation of Nvidia’s earnings report. After the upbeat figures, the firm’s shares jumped about 3% to gave up these gains later on. Asian stocks have reacted positively and opened higher today, with Japanese shares hitting record highs.
Where’s the party? – Nvidia's report was great, but expectations were already extremely high ahead of time – it’s hard to excite markets with such a high bar. Investors are anxious that the AI bubble could burst and good numbers haven’t removed that concern. Can AI infrastructure spending remain at such high levels? Will AI capex keep accelerating? These are the nagging questions on investors’ minds, who are positive but subdued as they digest what happened yesterday. If market sentiment improves, we could see US stocks fly higher and the US Dollar lose ground. If the market mood sours, the US Dollar could go up at the expense of stocks.

Waiting for Wall Street – If the US follows what we saw in Asia this morning, it could be a good day for equities, particularly for the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite. However, if investors focus on their AI fears rather than Nvidia’s earnings, that could mean limited gains on Wall Street today. Meanwhile, the latest round of talks between the US and Iran will be held this Thursday in Geneva and are seen as a last-ditch effort to reach a nuclear deal and avoid a full-blown military confrontation. A breakthrough in the negotiations would be bullish for stocks and weigh on commodities, but a failure would sink risk appetite, likely pushing the first ones higher and sending safe-havens such as Gold and Silver lower.
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Der Aktienmarkt ist ein launisches Biest, und Donnerstag, den 26. Februar 2026, bewies es. Selbst ein König kann bluten. Nvidia, der unbestrittene Herrscher der KI-Ära, lieferte einen Quartalsbericht ab, für den die meisten Unternehmen ihre Seelen verkaufen würden. Es übertraf die Einnahmen. Es übertraf die Gewinne. Doch der Markt jubelte nicht. Er blinzelte.
Die Nvidia-Aktien fielen um mehr als 5 %, was den S&P 500 um 0,54 % und den Nasdaq Composite um schmerzhafte 1,18 % nach unten zog. Es war eine kalte Dusche für einen Markt, der betrunken von der Optimismus der künstlichen Intelligenz war. Wenn der Maßstab stolpert, spürt jeder die Kühle.

Im Jahr 2025 stiegen die Verkäufe von Halbleitern in Amerika – angeführt von den Vereinigten Staaten – auf einen Rekordwert von 255 Milliarden US-Dollar, was einem Anstieg von 31 % im Vergleich zum Vorjahr entspricht. Die USA machten 32,2 % der globalen Halbleiterverkäufe im Jahr 2025 aus, verglichen mit 22 % im Jahr 2021, was ihre wachsende Rolle im KI-gesteuerten Halbleitermarkt hervorhebt.
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Am Mittwoch tauchten Berichte auf, dass NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) zugestimmt hat, Groq, einen Designer von Hochleistungs-Chips für künstliche Intelligenz, in einem All-Cash-Deal über 20 Milliarden Dollar zu übernehmen. Groq hat kürzlich 750 Millionen Dollar bei einer Bewertung von etwa 6,9 Milliarden Dollar gesammelt.
Dennoch scheint die Nvidia–Groq-Transaktion trotz Berichten von CNBC keine traditionelle Übernahme zu sein. Groq erklärte, dass es einen "nicht-exklusiven Lizenzvertrag für Inferenztechnologie" mit Nvidia abgeschlossen hat, der darauf abzielt, die KI-Inferenz im globalen Maßstab zu beschleunigen.